Several Kraken players managed to raise their stock regarding their chances of making the roster or moving up the organizational depth chart in the preseason opener against the Canucks, while others did the opposite.

It was only the first day of training camp on Thursday, but it appears the Kraken will be granting two of their top young prospects every opportunity to earn a spot on the opening night roster for the 2025-26 season.

The Seattle Kraken kicked off their first day of training camp at Kraken Community Iceplex on Thursday, bringing the official start of the Jason Botterill-Lane Lambert regime with intensity in the air.

A former Pro Bowl may be on thin ice in Mike Macdonald’s secondary for the Seahawks, while the Cougars have momentum heading into their road opener against North Texas and the Kraken will soon be getting the Lane Lambert era underway.

With a new coach taking over for the second straight season and camp soon to kick off, the Kraken hope a young nucleus can gel with several newcomers to steer the team back towards playoff contention.

Swapping former teammates in a purely organizational move, the Kraken orchestrated a pre-training camp trade with the Flyers.

After weeks of speculation, the Seattle Kraken unveiled their latest alternate jersey with a bioluminescent kick.

Heading into the 2025-26 season with a new coaching staff, the Kraken will be counting on big steps forward from Matty Beniers and recently re-signed Kaapo Kakko to elevate the play of an otherwise aging forwards group.

Only a month away from the start of training camp, the Kraken not only return several quality defensemen, but they further bolstered that group during free agency. Will the unit be able to mesh in Lane Lambert’s system?

Only a month away from the start of training camp, the Kraken have their starting goalie set in stone. But figuring out the backup situation behind him will be a key storyline heading into the 2025-26 season.

Coachella Valley forward Justin Janicke is eligible to sign with any NHL club after the 2021 seventh-round pick’s draft rights with Seattle expired on Friday.

Securing one of their top young defenders for continued development under Lane Lambert’s new coaching staff, the Kraken handed Ryker Evans a new deal with hopes he will keep lifting his game in 2025-26 and beyond.

Despite all the offseason changes to the Seattle Kraken roster, the organization will rely on the returning top line to pick up where it left off last season to lead the charge in 2025-26.

Since being traded to the Seattle Kraken from the New York Rangers in late 2024, Kaapo Kakko has shown he could have promise in the Emerald City.

Opening free agency by prioritizing improving their defense, the Kraken made a multi-year investment in one of the more proven blue liners available on the market in Ryan Lindgren.

The Seattle Kraken picked up four defenseman and a right wing on Day 2 of the draft. Here’s a look at each player.

Prioritizing defense early in Day 2 of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Kraken slid up two spots as part of a pick swap to land Blake Fiddler and later doubled down by selecting defenseman Will Reynolds.

Coming from the Ontario Hockey League, where he won Rookie of the Year honors in 2023-24, the Kraken tabbed Jake O’Brien as the eighth overall pick with hopes he can develop into a star in the NHL. But when can he actually be expected to contribute?

The Seattle Kraken acquired more center help on Thursday for a cheap price as their busy offseason continues.

Orchestrating their second trade in a week, the Kraken opened up a bit more salary cap space leading up to the start of free agency, moving on from a high-priced veteran in Andre Burakovsky as they continue to retool their roster.